The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1887-11-12
The Hawaiian Legislature.
SEVENTH DAY-ooNIINUED.
MORNING SESSION,


bill to repeal the law licensing the
sale of liquor outside of Honolulu.
Passed to second reading.
Mr.. Paehaole read for first time q
bill to amend Art. AZ Of the Consti-
tuition. Passed to second reading.
Minister Green read for the first
time bill supplemental to the APP
preparation Bill. Asking for GER
tain sums for spicific purposes. On
motion referred to the Printing Com
mittee.
Minister Green for the first time
bill to amend the Appropriation
Bill, recommending the non payment
of allowances to the Queen, Princess
Kaiulani, and others and a reduction
in the salaries of all government
officers from the King down, for the
remainder of the fiscal period. On
motion the bill was referred to Print
ing Committee.
Minister Green read the first time
bill to authorize the Minister of
Finance to execute and issue GER
tain bonds in pounds sterling. On
motion the bill was referred 70 Print
ing Committee with instruction that
it have precedence over all other
bills.
Mr.. Smith read for the first time
a bill to amend Sec. l8, Chap. A,
laws 1882, anc Chap. 8 laws 1886,
relating to the sale of spirituous
liquors. Passed second reading.
Mr.. Helekunihi offered resou-
ton asking the Minister of Interior
LIST, Is the revised version of the
laws in Hawaiian ready for distribu-
ton? 2nd, If not that they will be
ready by the next session of the
Legislature.
Mr.. Kamauoha offered a resolu-
ton asking the Minister of Foreign
Affairs when the Government ex-
poets to receive news of the con-
firmation of the Treaty? Was the
United States Government informed
that this Government had no rights
in lands, etc., in Pearl River to
concede? And was it definitely
understood that the U. S. Govern
ment would not extend the Treaty
unless such concessions were
granted?
Minister Ashford read for the first
time bill to amend sections S13
and 922 of the Civil Code relating
to the appointing of Justices of Dis
trict Courts. Passed to second
readiug.
Minister Brown asked Mr. Ka-
mauoha to withdraw his resolution
as the Government expects definite
information in regard to the Treaty
by the steamer on Tuesday, and
then it will be laid before the House.
On motion the resolution was laid
on the table.
Adjourned to o'clock p. m.
AFIEhNOON bESoIONs
House re-assembled at P. NJ.
The House resolved itself into q
Committee of the whole, Mr.. d. Fl.
Hitchcock in the chair, to resume
the discussion of the Road Bill.
After some discussion relating to
the length of time each speaker
be allowed, it was decided that s
minutes should be the limit.
Section 8 was read as recommend.
ed by the majority and minority Of
the committee.
Mr.. Paehaole moved to make the
boards responsible. Lost.
Mr.. Kamauoha moved to amend
so that the Road Supervisors be APP
pointed by the Minister of the In.
terror at a salary of $500 per day.
Lost.
The sections passed during the
afternoon were:
Section 8. Giving the road board:
entire charge and control of the
public labor on all roads, bridges
and public highways, etc.
Section A. Provides for a bone
with sufficient sureties to be giver
by the Chairman of the board to thu
Minister of Interior.
Section 5. Provides for regular
and stated meetings of the board il
the Court House of each district
due notice of which shall be given
to the public, for the purpose Of
deciding upon the locality ant
method of labor, and amounts 0
money to be expended.
Section G. Provides for o full ant
complete record of all business
transacted at any meeting, and o
the work done in the district.
Section Z. Provides for the re
moval of any member of such board
for failure or neglect to properl.
perform the duties of his office AM